father thomas reese, thank you very much. good to be with you.enezuela is calling for a national strike on tuesday, in protest at president maduro's latest attempts to stop his country's economic freefall. on monday, he devalued the currency, issuing a new type of bank note which effectively takes five zeros off the bolivar. meanwhile thousands of venezuelan migrants continue to cross into neighbouring countries, as lebo diseko reports. walking to what they hope will be a better life, venezuelans desperate to escape their country's economic misery. they have crossed countries by foot, hitch—hiking, anyway they can. more than a million have entered colombia in the past 15 months. here at that country's border with ecuador they continue to arrive, despite new passport requirements. many are heading south to join family members in peru and chile. this woman, like many others, sold almost everything to try and make the journey. translation: my husband is desperate. he is in peru. my family are also desperate, they are in venezuela. all we want is to

father thomas reese.rom a cruise ship but then being adrift in the adriatic sea for 10 hours, has left hospital. kay longstaff was pulled from the sea off the croatian coast on sunday. she apparently fell from the cruise liner on saturday night. she said she was very lucky to be alive. from croatia, guy delaunay. kay longstaff returning safely to dry land, on a different sort of ship. the croatian coastguard rescued her from the adriatic after she spent a whole night treading water. i fell off the back of the norwegian star, and i was in the water for ten hours, so these wonderful guys rescued me. this is the moment she was pulled from the sea on sunday morning. her rescuers said she was tired and a bit sunburnt, but remarkably well, considering her ordeal. translation: the person was exhausted and in shock. but, soon after she was pulled on deck, and after liquids were offered to her, she was herself, and we could see that she'd sustained no physical injuries and no scratches. kay spent the night here at

. >> thank yo judy >> woodruff: and now we turn to father thomas reese, a jesuit priest, and senior analyst for "religion news service." rather reese, as we said, horrible, fic, you know, fese terms don't do justice. what does this mer the catholic chu'rh? >> youabsolutely right. this report is filled with disgusting, appalling stories of abuse of children that should never have happened.no you one child being abused is terrible, but 1,000, this is appalling. and the bishops that were invoed at the time and were covering it up and moving priests from place to place, they should never have been maed bishops. they never should have had that job, and they should have taken responsibility for what they did and sign. thankfully the church now has in place rus that say there is zero tolerance for abuse. the grand jury only found two priests who were involved inhe abuse inlast ten years. that's two too many, but it's not the kind of numbers that we saw from decades ago. there has to be zero tolerance for abuse. there has to be zero tolerance r cover-ups, and i think the pope recently deanded the r

>>uff: father thomas reese, thank you very much. such a disturbing story. thank you. >> very disturbing. >> woodruff: the trump campaign is suing former staffer omarosa manigault-newman for allegedly violating a non-disclosure agreement she signed when she joined the campaign in 2016. as william brangham explains, this comes amid report the trump administration has also tried to get white house staffla to sign siagreements. >> brangham: these non- disclosure agreements arely increasiommon in the corporate world, but far less so in government. tthe trump campaign allegt manigault-newman is violating the agreement with her recent accusations that the president is a racist and is suffering a ment decline. mark zaid is an attorney who specializes in national security and these kinds of contracts. welcome back to the show. >> thank you. ngham: for people who are not familiar with what these n.d.a.s are, generally speaking, what are they for? >> sure. an n.d.a. is a non-disclosure agreement. it's a confidentiality agreemeen red into by two or more parties to set

joining me now is thomas rowlands reese, from bloomberg nef in london. thanks for joining me. lk me through what kind of projects these are and what they are actually testing. thomas: sure. what we are looking at is the next generation of smart charging. we already know that electric vehicles have batteries, and they can be charged in a way that is intelligent, i.e., when there is less demand on the grid, ev's can fill that demand. what these projects -- we surveyed 34 around the world, these are really the ultimate ev technical solution where they are not just charging at the right time, but giving their energy back to the grid at times where there is a real demand. it is taking it to the next level. alix: we saw it in terms of countries, and where we are seeing the most activity in these projects, but also in terms of companies. if we look at the companies involved, nissan takes the cake. tesla, though, not involved at all. walk me through what kind of car companies and what they are doing to work on these projects. thomas: it is interesting that tesla is not there at all. i

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